URL slug generator
Turn a title into a clean Latin or Persian URL slug.
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About the URL slug generator
A slug is the part of a page's URL that comes after the domain, usually derived from the title of a post or product; for an article titled "SEO Tutorial", the slug could be "seo-tutorial". A clean, readable slug helps both users and search engines quickly understand what a page is about. Abzario's slug generator takes your title and lets you choose between two modes: a Persian slug that keeps Persian letters and replaces spaces with hyphens, or a Latin slug that keeps only English letters and numbers. In both modes, Persian digits are converted to Latin digits, zero-width joiners become hyphens, and disallowed characters are stripped out. This tool is especially useful for Persian-language bloggers, online store managers, and anyone working in WordPress or another CMS who wants a standard slug without thinking through URL formatting rules themselves.
How to use it
- 1Enter the article title.
- 2Choose the slug type.
- 3Copy the generated slug.
Why use this tool?
- Automatically converts a title into a clean slug usable in a page URL
- Two modes to choose from: keep Persian letters or restrict to Latin letters and digits
- Automatically converts Persian digits to Latin digits and zero-width joiners to hyphens
- Automatically removes disallowed characters and extra spaces from the final URL
- Copy-ready output for the Slug field in WordPress or any other CMS
- Improves URL readability for both users and search engines
Worked examples
Converting an article title into a Persian slug
The title "SEO Tutorial for Persian Websites" in Persian, using the Persian slug mode, becomes a readable hyphenated slug that keeps the original Persian characters intact.
Converting a title into a Latin slug
The same title in Latin mode strips out Persian letters and keeps only any English or numeric portions; this mode suits sites that prefer fully English URLs.
Stripping Persian digits
A title like "Best Restaurants 1405" (with Persian digits) first converts the Persian numeral into standard digits 1405 so the final slug displays correctly in the address bar.
Cleaning up spaces and zero-width joiners
A title containing a zero-width joiner has that character converted to a hyphen instead of causing a broken URL, resulting in a clean, continuous slug with no odd characters.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Persian slug good for SEO?
Yes, Google understands Persian slugs; it's just that the URL appears encoded when copied.
What's the ideal slug length?
Usually 3 to 5 keywords are enough, and a shorter slug is better.
How does a Persian slug show up in the Chrome address bar?
Browsers usually display a Persian slug percent-encoded in the address bar, but Google fully understands and processes the real Persian text, so this isn't a serious SEO concern.
Should I build the slug from the full title or shorten it?
It's best to keep only the main keywords in the slug and drop filler words like prepositions; a shorter slug is more readable and displays better wherever the link is shared.
Does changing the slug of a published page hurt SEO?
If you change the slug of an already indexed page, you must set up a 301 redirect from the old URL to the new one, otherwise existing backlinks and the page's ranking will be lost.
Is an underscore or a hyphen better for a slug?
Google treats a hyphen as a word separator but sometimes reads an underscore as part of a single word; that's why hyphens are the standard, recommended choice for slugs.